Recent content by Bob Engineer

I was just wondering if someone could explain something to me. With the vf39, many people claim they are hitting max boost (between 18-19) by 2800-3000 rpms. Does that mean they are hitting max boost by then? I would figure that max boost means that the most amount of torque would be made then...

i also face this problem... untill now i not know how to get heat my wood stove easily.

They're really very different. I know a lot of universities clump the two departments together into one, but the disciplines are pretty distinct. Civil engineers deal more with building things... steel, concrete, buildings, bridges, utilities, land development, construction, soil mechanics...

i totally agree with you man... anyway.. not easy to become an engineer.. you need to study hard and prove your self that you capable to do the engineer job. :wink:

that right... just go and find private company like startbuck... just pay a small penny for drink and you can get your free wifi all the time.

airport without wifi?? are you serius? if you not fine it, just straight away go to fastfood restaurant or book shop near by.

i also think that is standard Bernoulli's equation...

that right... i agree with you... :smile:

if you want to be engineer... you must tell your self, what kind of engineer that you like, that suit to you? civil? mechi? nuclear?

<< Moderator Note: Bob Engineer quoted the below defintion directly from Wolfram without attribution -- we are adding that attribution now and enclosing it in a quote box >> http://mathworld.wolfram.com/HermitianInnerProduct.html

ohhh my god... that question make me headache almost the time...:)